Community projects, initiatives and volunteering in Bilohorodska district at Razom UA
Today we are creating a new, self-governing Ukrainian republic of the future. A republic that relies on self-governing territorial communities and on active, conscious citizens who strive for positive change and are ready to engage in necessary actions.
For almost ten years, Bilohorodka has celebrated Vyshyvanka Day—not merely as a festive occasion, but as a profound act of returning to one's roots. Each year, the celebration draws full halls, as for the residents of the community, the vyshyvanka is not just clothing, but a symbol of dignity, culture, and resilience.
In Ukraine, there is a mysterious ancient monument known as the Serpent Mounds. This vast complex of earthworks stretches approximately 950 km in total length (according to other sources, up to 2000 km). They are united in nine defensive lines.
How can production be increased and Ukraine be returned to the club of leading world economies? And is such a task even realistic?
Experiencing a divorce, Yevheniya Todurova found solace in baking, not realizing that this hobby would become the work of her life.
In this episode of the program "Community People" with the leader of our creative team, Tatyana Suchkova-Ladik, we talk to Sergey Neretin — a journalist, director, former head of the State Cinema of Ukraine, and currently a serviceman who continues to make films even while in uniform.
The use of solar energy has been considered one of the main strategic directions for energy development in the foreseeable future for several decades. However, like any sector of the economy, solar energy faces certain challenges.
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There are several versions regarding the origin of the name of the Irpin River, but none of them can be deemed satisfactory.